Funding projects

Regional growth – site expansion in the old shoe factory in Radebeul

From 14 January 2025 to 14 January 2027, TDE Instruments GmbH will be carrying out the project „Site expansion and process optimisation at TDE Instruments GmbH in Radebeul“ as part of the „Regional Growth from 2023“ programme run by the Sächsische Aufbaubank – Förderbank.

TDE Instruments GmbH is planning to build a new, modern warehouse at its Radebeul site, which will partially replace the old warehouse in Steinenbronn near Stuttgart.
Centralised warehousing in Radebeul will not only enable us to significantly optimise our logistics processes, but also create new jobs, which will have a positive impact on the regional economy. The new warehouse will be equipped with optimised processes that could not be implemented at the old location in Steinenbronn. Previously, all products manufactured in Radebeul were transported to Steinenbronn, from where they were shipped to customers. With the construction of the new warehouse in Radebeul, these transport routes will be completely eliminated. This will lead to a significant reduction in CO2 emissions and actively contribute to environmental protection.
In the medium term, we also plan to ship even more products that were previously distributed from Steinenbronn directly from Radebeul. Furthermore, setting up a consignment warehouse for various manufacturers is another step towards optimising our processes. This measure will not only further increase the efficiency of our processes, but also boost sales and thus promote the company's turnover. It will also enable us to respond more flexibly to customer needs while improving stock turnover.
Overall, the expansion of our Radebeul site will not only revolutionise our internal processes and increase profitability, but also make a significant contribution to environmental protection and create new jobs. These measures enable us to implement the objectives of the SAB funding guidelines while strengthening our position in the market.

This measure is co-financed with tax revenue based on the budget approved by the Saxon State Parliament.